Who bought all the toilet paper? Study suggests who was most likely to stockpile during COVID-19

Toilet paper flew off the shelves in the early days of the coronavirus pandemic. A psychological study suggests that anxious and conscientious individuals were most likely to stock up.
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COVID-19-Induced Hoarding Intention Among the Educated Segment in Indonesia - Jhanghiz Syahrivar, Genoveva Genoveva, Chairy Chairy, Siska Purnama Manurung, 2021